The Eternal Loop Of Creativity
The eternal loop of creativity is something that you find in a few places and when you find it, you are usually facing a billion dollar industry. I am talking...
Category "Innovate"
Don’t Hide Your Ideas, Share Them
Then there is that time when you are giving a Tech Talk with a guy who’s building a startup across Europe and you see the guy, sitting in the back...
The Best Lessons From Phil Libin
Phil Libin is a Russian-born American entrepreneur. He’s known for being the CEO of Evernote. Before starting Evernote, Phil was the founder of CoreStreet, a security company that was providing...
Glass And The Diffusion Of Innovation Curve
Diffusion of Innovations is a research published by Everett Rogers in 1962. Rogers, a professor of rural sociology, tried to identify the main keys to the success of an innovation...
Technology Is Changing Old People
When you see an 81 years old man on Facebook at 5AM in the morning, you either think you are dreaming or finally understanding why this company has a market...
The Best Lessons From Brian Wong
Brian Wong is a Canadian entrepreneur. He was born in 1991 in Vancouver. Wong is famous for having founded Kiip (pronounced keep) a mobile rewards platform. Brian started his career...
CVs Have Destroyed Generations Of People
This might look great on my CV. It’s what people think before even starting what they might add on their CV. The way capitalism and companies have structured the process...
The Best Lessons From Bill Gates
Bill Gates is an american entrepreneur, computer programmer, philanthropist, investor and inventor. Bill is the founder of Microsoft, the biggest personal computer software company in the world, which he co-founded...
UK Universities Kill Entrepreneurship
There is no way to teach Entrepreneurship. It’s not even something we can touch physically, but it’s the action of building and creating things. The biggest problem regarding Entrepreneurship is...
We Deserve An Internet For Everyone
The internet has been the most important breakthrough of the last two thousands years, probably even more important than the invention of the wheel. Although the world wide web is...
The Best Lessons From Tony Fadell
Tony Fadell is a “Lebanese American” entrepreneur, innovator, designer and angel investors. He’s considered the father of the iPod and he served as the Senior Vice President of the iPod...
Advertising, Can We Live Without?
In 2014, there are still two things that seem to be alive and stronger than ever, email and advertising. No matter what, these two simple concepts that changed the way...
Introducing Great Preneurs Conference 2014
On the 4th of May of 2012, I published the first ever blog post on Great Preneurs, a blog that started as a challenge to learn, understand and study technology...
The Best Lessons From Kevin Rose
Kevin Rose is an american entrepreneur who co-founded Revision3, Digg, Pownce, and Milk. He also worked as production assistant and co-host at TechTv. He is currently a venture partner for...
Glass, Smart Watches, Self Driving Cars Won’t Be Successful
As an individual who’s on the verge of technology, in terms of news, trends and new products that we see everyday on Kickstarter or on the internet, I always come...
The Best Lessons From Jessica Mah
Jessica Mah is another example of a remarkable woman in Silicon Valley. She started her first company at the age of 13, graduated from high school at 15 and studied...
Fair-T, From A Student Idea To A Sustainable Business
Many of us are keenly aware of the level of competition the commercial world holds, and it is easy to see the types of pressure businesses face especially in today’s...
The Best Lessons From Jessica Livingston
Jessica Livingston is one of the funding partners of the seed stage venture firm YCombinator. She is also an author and published the book “Founders at Work: Stories of Startups’...